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Friday 20 June 2008
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Author: Serge Novikov Source: Pocket-lint Translation by: Administrator
Apple's popular online service, iTunes, has sold its five billionth song, since its launch in 2003. Around three billion songs were sold from its launch to July last year alone, so that's around two billion songs sold, and we're only half way through this year. This could be attributed to price-cuts on songs, DRM-free music, and the option of buying music on an iPhone or iPod Touch wirelessly. Apple, it seems, is not satisfied on conquering the online music store only – but movies too, having sold over 50,000 movies per day, making iTunes the most popular online movie store to date.
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